Hello, i'm new to posting on these forms so please forgive me if someone has posted the same problem.
 
So the problem i'm having is the frame rate and also it seems to be a low refresh rate even with G-Sync monitor I was doing anywhere from 100-170 FPS in The Division 2 and now i'm at 62-67 FPS all the time even when I set the graphics to low it stays the same FPS and yes I made sure there was no frame rate lock on and no v-sync on as well.
 
I'm worried this might be something with the video card it self, however, i'm thinking it might be with windows 10 possibly. When I first setup my PC I ran Shadows of the tomb raider benchmark and was able to render just under 20,000 frames (Sorry I lost the info on the test). So I tested it today and it did about 16,534 frames so that is much less then originally. 
 
Here is my current setup mind you I have nothing overclocked.
 
CPU: 8700k
Ram: 16GB DDR4 3600
Running Windows 10 NVMe M.2 970 pro
Current Nvidia Driver 419.35
Resolution 1440p at 144MHz
 
Thank you for any help on this.
 

Welcome.  I don't know the answer but you might be on the right track with windows.  Make sure your performance settings are set to max performance.   How do you like the game play of Division 2?   it's on my radar. 
 
 
the link above might shed some light with updates:
 
KB4482887 is the update that caused the issue
 
KB4489899 - Fixes the issue
 

youbedead
Thank you very much the the fast reply.
 
Firstly it seems to be with more then just The Division 2 because it happens on the Shadow of the tomb raider as well.
 
I will have the check the windows update to see if its there and fix it I guess I can just restore from a previous version of windows and if push comes to shove reinstall the whole OS.
 
And as far as The Division 2 I love it so far I have put in over 40 hours and my friends have over 70. The game play is great of course there are a few things that need to be worked on but the overall game play is great.
 

 
After ^^, ur PSU, it's age and condition (example: much heavy and successfully used) is very important, too. List all basic Hardware and OS in your signature.
 
To add to sig:
-click, at the top of page, on "User Control Panel".
-click on left side "Signature and Comments".
-add:
CPU: 8700k
MOBO:
Video Card:
Ram: 16GB DDR4 3600
Monitor: / 1440p / 144Mhz
PSU:
HDD: NVMe M.2 970 pro
OS: Windows 10
 
i'm going to purchase TD2 any day now. so maybe we'll save the world! lol
 
I'm guessing that a proper driver uninstall/ install with DDU Safe-Mode and network cable unplugged, could be best advice.
 
Or a new/ test PSU is logical to try considering OP.
 
And to guess which batch of video card u got should be inquired.
 
Example: with GPU-Z u can see if the vid card has Micron memory- then it's likely 1st batch. With Samsung- most likely 2nd batch card. Ppl have had good results with both.
 
also based on "worried" in OP try reading:
https://forums.evga.com/FindPost/2930860
 
GL